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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 15, 1913
Page
3
The Telegraphic Sydney notes two new allpox cases among a family thought to be alive but suffering from the disease. It reports previously unreported cases and fears of others hidden away, while the advance nations yesterday noted arrivals from Fyga and discussions of admission to Victorian Territory due to failed vaccination.
Unionists in Melbourne pressed for wage protections as the Federal Cabinet considered special measures. The discussion centered on preserving current pay levels while debating potential reforms that could affect labor costs and hiring.
An alleged failure at the West Wistrolin service is under scrutiny. The incident occurred on the 1S 20d Uo, with investigators reviewing the events surrounding the purported malfunction and its impact on local operations.
A damaged report details a Tuesday mishap with a wreck site at the Public Works Department. It notes blackballing allegations against Ayton and mentions recovered wreckage including hatches, covers, and beams washed ashore, with fruit also found along the shore.
Symmeys and Lotecriver were arrested a young man in connection with the recent extensive robbery of gas and electrical gear from a residence on Macleay Street.
A large orange demonstration filled the Seahey Town Hall last night. Grimdimaster Robinson led a coalition against the State Government calling for repeal of the Bursky Art and ridiculing the opposition while praising Sir Henry Parkes.
A chaotic London summary notes twelve killed in a recent collision near Las Ane Beloe and widespread riot coverage. Dispatches from Greece Servia Romania Turkey Bulgaria prisons and Armenian massacres are described with ominous political tension. A jumbled update mentions Adrianople and a New York incident, with weather and cultural notes appended.
The second trophy shoot under Mr A J Baldock and Meakis Sangam Parter has been fixed for Saturday July 19 and Wednesday aid. Conditions specify 10 shots at 200 and 300 yards ranges with Mahots eget at 600 and 800 yards.
The Norwoods performed in a town hall show featuring Professor Norwood and Miss Norwood attracting a large crowd. The event included mesmerism demonstrations and audience questions on various topics, with the spectacle concluding amid mixed reactions from residents.
The Edict declares Barker's Stock must go with no profit focus. George Nash urges readers to seize the chance to acquire the inventory, emphasizing a decisive sale driven by necessity rather than price.
Meeting of the Forbes Liberal League, Men's Branch, will be held at the Secretary's Residence on Templar Street tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The session will consider motions for the annual conference. HL Savage Secretary.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Ashburnham electorate council seeking to contest state elections. Text is garbled but mentions a Saturday August date and a ruler signed on the page.
Notice reads that a partnership dissolves on 28 July and lists party names. It advertises half price goods, under cost items, and large loss offers at Barker’s Corner with details on deliveries, yards, and sundry materials. It references Forbes Co and Tekin Company and mentions channels for further particulars.
Orwell B Patterson manager announces travel notice requirements before entering the herd station at Carrawablity Yeleghone 125 Forbes. The notice applies to Al travelling stork and other parties needing entry.
Remnants taken into stock are offered at half price for the week at Barker's Sale. Each remnant is treated similarly with another halving, as announced by George Nash.
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